Influential Republican Congressman Paul Ryan does not agree with the idea of ??using the Sun as a means of trying to get rid of President Obama's signature health care law known as "Obamacare's government shutdown threat."
House Budget Committee Chairman Ryan, former vice presidential candidate said that he strongly supported the repeal Obamacare goal, but refused to approve any government funding bill that includes money, there are other, more effective way to achieve it than planned.
"I think it would be a better strategy to achieve our goals, and ultimately slow down and eventually replace Obamacare," the Wisconsin congressman told the American CBS talk show "Face the Nation."
Ryan said shutdown policy is "swinging fence" is not going to succeed gutting for Obamacare.
Some conservatives oppose Republican differences call for any year spending bill that includes money for Obamacare. Such efforts can get legislators' ability to meet the October 1 deadline, the federal government approved funding measures approach. Without such measures, many government agencies will be closed.
Ryan, author of the Republican budget plan, which calls for a substantial reduction in domestic projects, is considered a possible 2016 Republican presidential candidate.
Republicans have been in the pursuit of trying to kill Obama's 2010 health care law, which is due in October began. They argue that the burden of higher costs and hurt job creation business.
Some Republican 2016 presidential rival Ryan stop potential threats, including Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio and Kentucky Senator Rand Paul is. But other Republicans view the policy reckless, and said it was doomed to failure.
Ryan said, trying to use the annual spending bill for Obamacare play is not feasible, because it is a right program and most of the money, because it is not subject to annual appropriations process.
Even if Republicans succeed withholding so-called "discretionary" Obamacare spending, the law will be living in Ryan said.
Instead of swinging fence and tried to take the entire legal sort of discretionary spending, I think there is a more efficient way to achieve this goal, we think we can do better slow down this law, "he said."
 



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